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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-28
FASHION NOTES.

Pulled sleeves are much worn in Paris
and London.
German lace is much used, being dura-
BILE and inexpensive.
Tussores with floral stripes in bold
designs are to be fashionable colors.
Heliotrope and castor, yellow and bis
! cult are to be fashionable colors.
novelty is the sushing silk, a thin
oriental fabric printed in attractive pat
terms.
Crepe lisse handkerchiefs are among
the useless novelties. They come in all
the delicate fashionable shades.
The newest collars and cuffs are color
ed and attached to linen front, fashion
ed at the back like clerical COLLAR.
Hats are to be more worn than bonnets.
Paris shapes show a decided tendency to-
ward reduction in height.
Evening gowns for young girls are now
made of soft silk, as this material looks
better than tulle after once or twice wear
ing.
Figured washing materials will be much
IN vogue this season, and the favorite
style of making with basques and waist
coats.
A bridesmaid at recent wedding was
a symphony in red and yellow. Her dress
pale maize, with deep red hat, bouquet of
red roses.
An effective spring bonnet is of black
lace over green silk, the front trimmed
with wood violets piled high and half hid
den in the black lace.
Sateen dresses are finished with velvet
collars and cuffs, while gingham suits
have accessories of Hamburg embroider-
les or the woven border of the material.
Head dresses are of the most fairy-Iike
description. Butterfy-shaped bows made
OF thinnest tulle, the wings raised, are to
be had. They are placed in front of the
high erection of hair.
Lisle thread stockings are now produc-
ed in all colors. The newest variety is
the leg and front of the foot of different
tints, an insertion of color being woven
SO that it covers the side of the foot.
Gray and pale shades of tan are the
popular colors for undressed kid gloves,
end they must have three rows of heavy
stitching ON the back and fastened with
four rather long silvered or gill edged
buttons.
cheviot costumes are trimmed with silver
braid and silver buttons. These are pet
ty for mountain summer resorts or home
wear, but are not advisable for the sea-
shore. as the silver braid becomes dim
and loses its effect
An old Albanian, who discovered the
birmingham ore away back before the
war, took some specimens of it to New
York and displayed them to Peter Cooper.
I'VE can take that ore right of the
ground" said the Albanian, proudly
| don't believe it," replied Mr.. Hewitt,
the present mayor.who was standing by in
the capacity of Mr.. Cooper's son-in-law.
"Why not?" asked the discoverer of the
ore. Because if you cam" said Mr..
Hewitt, who was younger and little
palmer of speech then now, ''why the
blazes don't you dc it? There's money
In every ounce of it."
A petroleum spring, of good quality,
has been discovered at IsselStein Holland
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-28
FARM, HOME AND GARDEN
A SPRING GREETING

All fainsly through my SOU, to day,
AS frsm bell that far away,
Is tinkled by some frolic fay,
Noateth a.lovely chime.
Thou magic bell. TO many q fell
And many q winter saddeued dell,
Thy tongue tale Of spring doth tell,
Too passionate sweet for rhyming.
Chime out, thou little song of spring,
Float in the blue skies ravishinR,
Thy song Of life Joy doth bring
That's sweet, albeit fieeting,
Float on the spring winds cen to my home,
And when thou to a rose shall come
Tint hath begun to show her bloom,
Say / send her greeting,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-28
Flowing Stony Ground.
Country Gentleman.

Different soils req uire special mango
ment for each kind. Stony soil is pecu-
liarly exacting in regard to its cultiva-
ton, and yet, with judicious Management,
the natural membranes may be over
come. Having worked farm for several
years, upon which there was SO much
stone that 5000 loads of it were given
away with gratitude to the recipients) in
one-year, can speak with experience in
this respect. At first began picking off
the stones, removing them to the fence
rows, filing bitches and disposing of
them in other ways, until it occurred to
me that they might be buried more easily.
am now referring to the small stones
which cover the surface, and interfere
with the narrowing, and which are torn
up by the harrow teeth. After some
trouble with these, found that the best
way was to pillow them all into the burrows;
when they were abundant, they were pull
led into the furrow after the pillow by
means of potato hook, and then covered
at the next bout. The stoniest land thus
presented a clear surface after blowing.
The narrowing, however, brought most of
them to the surface, until l procured a
harrow with teeth sloping back, which
passed over the stones, without disturb
ing them.
After using the old Shares harrow got
Thomas harrow, which worked perfect
ly; the Acme harrow also does the work
and leaves the surface smooth and mel
low and the stones underground. I am
now working stony land, and have stones
that could not be cropped if the stones
| were not covered. But find no trouble
with the stones when they are drawn into
the burrows and covered and the surface
| worked with the Acme harrow. In culti-
waiting stony ground every implement
| should be arranged to meet this method.
| CulsivatOrs should have the teeth slOping
| backward and seed drills should have the
spouts turned in the same direction,
with sloping scraper to run behind to
cover the grain. This may be done in
an easy and simple manner by the farm
er who has little ingenuity. The ston-
lest parts of the land should be put in
| permanent meadow, SO as to leave the
stones underground, but although the
land may be plowed every year, the
stones may be turned under and will stay
there unless they are turned up by the
narrowing, which is to be avoided.
| It may be objected that this method
makes very deep blowing necessary.
This is not so, because Eve inch fur
row slice lies upon the stone, and still
retains it's regular thickness.
The stone is still five inches under
ground. But my aim is, and that of every
farmer should be, to get the land in such
condition that it can be turned up six
or eight inches and leave this depth of
fertile soil for the crops. The stones
under the soil then act es a reservoir, and
of the SUMS heat, and corn grown upon
such land will not curl in dry weather,
when upon other land the crop is suffer
| ing. The stones, too, are constantly dis
migrating and breaking down under
the action of the moisture and the roots
of the plants, and thus act benefcially
upon the soil.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-28
Fruit Trees Near Streams.
Rural New Yorker.

Apple and pear trees will bear annually
fine crops of fruit if standing close to
the bank of living stream. A Flemish
beauty pear tree stands in a little swale,
where clear stream OF water runs fed
by spring few rods distant, and
at all times, spring and summer, the
roots on tbs side of this tree are sub
merged in the water. Last year We pick
ed from this tree bushel and half OF
as fine pears as one need to look at. They
were large, of high color, and good flavor
and were indeed beauties. The tres is
healthy and vigorous, and is yet young
On the bank beside largo stream, stand
two Baldwin apple trees. They were two
chance seedlings and were grated few
years ago. The roots of these extend
down the bank into the running water
They bear annual crops of fine, large
high-colored apples, free from worms OF
specks. The trees are remarkably vigor-
Gus and productive. Such thing as an
insect is not seen ON either of these trees
Can we not utilize the streams in ou1
country by planting trees on the banks
thus getting profit from otherwise
was to ground?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-28
THE HOUSEHOLD
CHICKEN SOUP.

Cut up one chicken and put it into two
quarts of milk, season with salt and pep
per. When about half done add two
tablespoonful of barley or rice. When
this is done remove the chicken from the
soup, tear or cut part of the breast into
small pieces and add to the soup with a
cup of cream.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-28

A petroleum spring, of good quality,
has been discovered at Isse,stein, Holland,
and will be developed by 8 company
formed in Berlin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-28
wATER-CRESSES.

wATER-CREssEs.
Wash well, pick off decayed leaves and
leave in ice water until you are ready to
eat them. They should then be shaken
free of wet and piled lightly in glass
dish. Eat with salt. They are piquant
appetizer on saltry mornings and very
BOILED SWEET POTATOES.
Choose potatoes of uniform size, wash
and boil them in their skins for twenty
minutes, drain and lay in the oven, turn
ing them several times to hinder burn
ing, until they yield readily to the touch;
serve with out pairing.
Boil the pods fifteen minutes IN slight
ly salted water; strain them out. drop in
the peas and cook tender, but no. until
they break. Drain dry; stir in salt, pep
per and good lump of butter. Serve
hot
SPONGE CAKE.
One teacup of powdered or fire white
sugar, three eggs, one-fourth of tea
spoon of soda. one half teaspoon of
cream tartar, one teacup of four: flavor
with vanilla.
RHUBARB PIE.
Strip the skin from the stalks of the
pie plant, then cut them in pieces about
an inch long if the small variety is used,
the mammoth in thin slices, and ill
deep pie plate; strew over the surface
cup Of sugar, small pieces of butter and
little salt; flavor with nutmeg or lemon
Cover with rich paste and retain the
abundant juice by moistening the edge
Of the under crust and pressing the up
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-08

ifaeen: bic &epubIifaner baben fir Die
gesenpdrtig amttrenben 9emotrateft
bic Raftanien aus benz Teuer gebolt.
Siherli6 Dtrbei mir u1tter Gbnlis
den umitdnben eiae 8unbesgenoKenz
i1aft nit irgenb einem SIigel Der Des
mofratie obne 8ebenfeu wieber einges
ben-aber on einen permanenten Wrs
idluB 1T gar ni6t gu Senfen, BENT
baum Dhroe bic balance of power"
uis Derloren geben unb Der Sage Der
Singe mad piirbe iener She'll Der De.
mofratie, Der bic &epublifaner auf>
nimmt, ii6 ielbit f6wd@en, neil er
feline refine DemOfratie, bic ni6t nur in
Seras, !pnbern i'm gan3en 5iioen, III.
leg gilt, berloren giebt.
Mir tperben argp6bnii1 uber bas
f~ernere Wohlpsrbalten unlerer @enoHen
in 6em ioebea %beenbeten Sample nos
den, lie bur9 re9t3eitig geeebene
Mabnworte an lire pHi6t erinuern
unb Ne bon lei6tfertigsn S@ritten, bic
cine mieberbelegung bet Grage berbeis
fibren %f6nnten, a~bsubalten fu6en;
aber UNI uns ibnen blinbIinss in bic
Nrme gu merfen, ba3u feblt nun eins
mol oas @ertrauen unb gum anberen
Male 1T Der 3ped bes 56rittes ni6t
erfennbar.
Die Notbmenbigteit, iebt, na9bem
bic Brobibition gef6lagen, bic Glinte
ins Sort gu ,Derfen unb nit Sad unb
pad gu ben Semofraten iiber3uIaufen,
liest, mie geiast, ~feinesmess Dor. Sem
Musberfauf miirbe febr balb Der 0ers
fauf folgen. Mlein bel dbnIi1en tpies
bet auftau@enben Grager perben mir
genau pifen unb fir uns onein ents
i6eiben, mas pir gu t5un unb gu Iaffen
haben.
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Gin aaufmaut, in Der lr~uter.aSt,

~
benz burd elm leibenbes unb fdreienbes
Sinh mehrere Nddte Der @dlaf seraubt
wurbe unb Der 3u Der reber3eusuns &c.
lanste, bab Wrs. Winslops Gpcthing
Sprup serabe ber Srtifel fei. befen er fir
bas 3inb benSthtSte, faufte einen Torratb
bapcn. Mls er mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner 0rau baupn Wittheiluns madte, meis
gerte fe iid, benz Sinbe bon benz @efauf.
ten 3u perabreiden, ba fe cine Nnsdnae.
rim Der 9omSDpatbie mar. Die nGdife
Nadt wuroe wieber fdlaflos bsrbraat.
Gls Der Batter am ndd)ften Gage nod
9auie Tan, funb er bas 3inb idtedter
als ie, unb ba {: abermals cine ihloflcie
Nadt befirdtete, perabreidte er mdbrenb
Der Mbpeienbeit feiner Grau benz ainbe
cine Yprticn bes Gprup unb iaete nidts
bapoa. Die Naht borauf idlief aaes
pcbt utb Der flcine Shreier ermodte
ant Morgen nit beiterm @eit6t. Die
Mntter mar erfreut aber ben piSsli&en
wunberbaren Wedfel unb rbwDbl fe it4
ouert beleiciSt fahl.e, ais fe auffliruns
erbielt, ieste fe benno9 ben @ebrouh
oes Sprups fort. Sdrsienee Stneer
unb idlaflOie Nidte ino ibr ieet unbes
FAINT. Cine e~in3elne Brcbe NIT benz
Sprup bat nod bas 9siben iebes 3inbes
uno bas Vorurtbeil Der Mutter beltest.
Sn allen apctbeten gu baten; rs Gents
bic 6lui&e,
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CINDERELLA Sdmb > gtpre.
@de Sf'9onifonitraBe ltnb Mberue C.

panitl ganifl panif!
sHr unfere ioeben i'm Often atsez 1asa
fauften Borrdtbe at S1uben unb
Gtiefeln mtRen in IA Sagen
Derfauft uer6en, uno lei
seA es INTERN Goftenpreis! -ass
GoIgenbe Beiipiele bienen als Bemeis
unferer beifpielLos nt%ebrigen preiie:
~ peri6ieseue Mrten nie6riger 9errens
i6ube gu $1.4O(En-grosp reis 81. 75)
9anbsendbte 6errenf6ube n@ongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis ~.
grtrafeine bagb9endbte 9errni9ube gu
$3.50 (anberspo gu $3.50 berfanft.)
2nabeni6ube II. 2n6pftiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
@rtrafeine 2n6pfftiefel fur &aaben 50
(Mertb $3.50.
9amen-B antofeln Set. 5-9 gu nur
Is Ste. bas paar (Wertb sly.
Seine Mdb9eni6ube BON @laces2eber
gu ttur IS Gents (l1ertb sly.
2inberf6ube gu 40, so unb go gents,
bic anoersmo go, IS Gents unb 81
fofen.
8abD e6ube beri6iebener Dirt, BON
Is Gents an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-08

felt ben Nttentaten bes Sabres 1878 ge=
tpel.n 1T. gefanntli9 lit 3aiier Wil,
beIm aulebt on enter Dirt 5hlafiu9t,
in 5olge mel6er er mitunter mttten on
Der Safel, o6er i'm @eiprd9 einI9lums
merte. Sic Nerate fpraGen Die Ser
mutbung aus, boB es ni9t untpabrz
f9einli6 pdre, tpenu Der Gaiier aug
einem bieier S6laf ; Nnfdlle ni9t wie.
Der erma9en miiroe. Set ieinem leb=
ten 8eiu6e in GINS ioa ii6 a6er aud
oies D6lig geboben baben unb Der
e9laf bes Gaiiers Elm gang normaler
ieiu.
ueber bic pplittf9e 8e6eutung Ger
@aifeiner 2aiier 3uiammentunft iaqt
bic yNorbb. Nlg. 3tg.": rWie in frii.
bereu Sabrea, 10 reidtsn li1 aud beute
mieber DeutIdlanb unb Oeterrei9 in
8aifein bic 0dnbe CUR grneuerung bes
8ruberbunbes, Der ben Gern ether gr6s
Beren Ilian5 CUR Iufre@terbaltunJ oes
eurDpdif6en Sriebeus bilbet. Die ges
genfeitigen Beaiebungen unb bic ge=
meiniamen Snterefen peiien beibe 9dns
Der barauf bin, f@ nit Offer bieier
Miifion gu mibmen. Sur6brungen
bon benz 8emuBtieiu, bas &ebte aa
tpnaeu, unb 3ueleid geboben bur6 bic
@emiBbeit, aud bic 2raft gu baben,
bafelbe aus3ufibren = er5ielen lie als
Gru9t bieier 8eftrebungen bic @rbals
tung beg europdii@em Grieoens unb
bies 1T Der i96nife 9obn, ben fte ers
tparten."
l1nb bod, ME LANCE mirb's baue,n,
baB cine Dber mebrere europdii9e @roB.
md1te bic abermalige 8ergr6Berune
ibrer 9eere fiir unbeoingt o6ur6 bic
8erbdltniKe unb Die politifde Sage gus
ropas fit geboten" era1ten2
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6. S. Mnner.

2O5 % eft =gommereetra Be,
bdlt Elm groBes unb iebr gewdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeauT,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eiter,
unb ferner neben 3ei9nen>W aterialien
auer Mrt, Garlben unb Mntreiz
der : MateriaIien, b~eionbers
6ammers fertig gemif1te
G~arben, bic beiten unb biligiteu In.
Marfte, bic uttter boiler @arantie per=
tauft tperben. Sen E r unb pi e.
geIgIas unb anbere in bieIes Sad
f9lagenbe Nrtifel; morin 9err Miiler
bas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weifen bes @taas
tes bat. Muftrdge aus Dem 2anbe tpers
ben prompt arsgefibrt.
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G1mptume.

2ei6terS eitenf6mer3, 9aut unb @us
gen befommen einen bider gelben les
ber5ug, bic @erbauung III f9ma9, man
fpiirt elm rnangenebmes infenbes Gee
full in bet Magengrube, Der 5tubIs
gang III unregelmdBtg, bic Stimmung
drgerli6, bas @ebd9tniB f6ma6, aus
weilen ettDas 9uften, falte 9dube uub
GiBe, 5utDeilen Nppetitmargel unb au
an6eren 3eiten unnatirli9e @ier nod
@ien, tpirre i'm Rcpfe, 99wimmett bor
ben Iugen, Niebergei9lagenbeit, ibler
Mtbem, 8efibl bet un~gstpiBbeit. OF man
ni6t unterlahen babe, ettpas Wi6tiges,
man tpeiB ni9t mas gu tbun. Nimm
6 immons ber =& e gulatDr;
Der miro ale bieie @efible beieitigen
unb bid geiun6 MAIDEN.
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Santes smerlei aus 2euti@lanb.

= 8ismard bleibt ioIange In Bar,
ain, Bis feline @attin lire Gur In Goms
burg beenbet bat; bann tperben he f1
nit chamber mad 2ijingen begebeu.
9ie acknowledging tritt gegeit
bic pl6bli9 unb obne pprberige Mntins
bigung erfolgte S9lieBung Der puppen,
fabrif Der @ebrtber WeiBba9 in Gms
bermenil irn fran5DRi1en Department
Meurtbe unb MnieIe febr fdarf auf
unb fibrt aus, baB bas beutf1e aus
tpdrtige Nmt fi9 NIT benz Gane befaFea
miife, I'm ben @igentbimern ber Sos
BRIT bic M6glidfeit gu beri6aHen, ibre
@eiddfte aamdbli9 ab5upideln. 3aus
ienbe bon Gran3oien gen6Hen in
Seutf9lanb 8affreunbi9aft, tudbrenb
bic Deutfden in Sranfrei9 als re1tIoie
parias bebanbelt urb Gur1reilenbe
bei9impft unb aus benz 2anbe getpor.
fen ptrben.
Sn Ronsborf i'm &egieruugsbe.
Sirfe Oifel6orf ri9tet auf ben Rartof.
feIfelbern ber Colorado Gdfer grpbe
OeItuutuuBeu VII. r.
Ser aaiier bat 5u Mitgliebern
bes Bureaus bes pbpfifalif1ste9aii9en
Snffituts u. u. Yrofe6pr DeImbolB un6
Werner 6iemens, pie bereits fribsr &C..
melbet, unD ben Gapitdn Wenfing Ct,
nannt.
= @s ift befdloHen tporber, benz
DertorbeaeIt Mlfreb 2rupp IN gfen Elm
Stanbbtlb 5u erri9ten.
Der 0ur1 feline embedding Der
@hnIera : HucifIeu betannt eetporeeue
Yfbfg1Dt Rod oer6fentlidt einen Be-
riot ifber feline 1883 gum Stubium Der
gbaleya lnltsrnpmmeue &eile nod gles
B1p1eIE ilJlb Subieu.
DE a6iieriu bon Oeferreid BAT
Der f5raH @lBben In bamburg, 6einri9
9eiHe,s 66lpefter, fbr. Bib umb beren
SObn elHe NiariantsB nfennaSel iibers
faHbt.
&tuti6e 9asebiatts iagtim
einem Dsu16eabebe In 6rautrei9.
ibetf1riebtneR Mrtitel: Soils biefe Der.
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California @etne.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm srpBes Ga,
get bon feinen California Weinen Bel
9errn s. s. Meper ON MlamO
pla3a. 0err Meper fuht bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus lit.b fault brett
aus benz Seller Ter Wein5h9ter. Mls
gutem Genner selingt es Tim ifets, bic
beften Snrte1 aus3umdblen. st fann
feline Rlinben uno Ganrilien nit einent
guten Sropfen Derfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBtpeine in nor3isli9er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 pet @aaone = frei
Ing Daus geliefert.
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= Tluctuationen im Marfte fir 81.
%ienuaaren fann Sober bermeiber, ber
feline Srbers bur1 pieper & dull t.
b eB ausftbren ldBt. Gabritaitten res
suliren ibre preife nod benz Ronium.
piper & S9ultbeB baben fets einen
e1ornte1 8orratb bon Genaorabt, gifen.
ble@ u. !. 10. unb fie r~lotirer1 fribere
nieorise preife, Denrl biefelben aud I'm
i'm Marfte fteigen.
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SIN @an5en: 221,000
probibit. sSemotraten( far) las, 900

Maiorit6t: .............72 ~, 900
Gtimrnen, mas tpobl anndbernb bas
&efuItat iein uirb.
limb spears aud bic offi8ieIe 3dbIung
Elm b6beres @efammtbotum unb cine
grDBere Waioritdt ergiebt, bas oben
augegebene 8erbdliniB in Der Steaung
Der Demofratie su Der nunrnebr erIebig,
ten Grage Mrs tp0bl tpenig gednbert
fperben. Onraus ergiebt fi1 aber, baB
bic Delnofraten obne Mitbiilfe Der @es
publif1uer unterleget tpdren unb bic
fogenanrterl vAniisO emofraten" geliegt
haben iDiirbeH.
so bel sur Gteuer Der Wabrbeit ur6
ult 5u betpeifen, baB ni9t bic Gemotra,
tie bic Democratic be3tpaag.
9ursfdiige Bldtter tpie bic biefge
,@rpreB1 unb atoere fino nun Der Mns
j1t, baB fi1 bic Hepublitaner sans
facon benz .freibeiilid gefinnten1 S5Iiis
gel Der Democratic anf9lieBen miiBten!
Dafir feblt aber al urib ieber @runb
un6 MnbaItspuntt. Dieter 0lagel bat
bic 6rage OILS cine politif9e bstra6tet;
bic @epubIitarer baben bies niht ges
than unb besbaIb tonnten beibe sufam,
men geben. Die liberalen Demotratea
fodten fur bic Guprematie in ibrer
gartei; bic @epubIitaner fur bic per.
f6uIi9e Greibeit. 8eioe 3bsile baben
tire Nbfdteit errei6t unb fie baben
fernerbiu ni@ts mebr nit chamber ses
mein.
Dia Jemanb 70 naip fein. gu glaus
ben, bnB bic liberalen Demotraten oos
libtrale programm au@ nur UNI einen
Deut tpeiier ausfhbren perben i'm Sin
ne elmer aufgetldrten, poIfommen freien
9olfsre9ierungg Oas fdlli ibnen gar
uidt Elm. DieI eber finb fe i'm 5tan6e,
ibren unterIegenen 8rtibern 3ur 0ei.
lung Der Wnrbe uub tim He mieber au
b~erfbbnen, 3~usefidnbuife 5u MAIDEN.
Wdre uiht Elm 10 getpahiges pria3ip
ipie bas Der peri6niide1 Greibeit inpols
Dirt, 10 fDnate man nit Gug unb &e6t
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